| ABRUPTS | • abrupts n. Plural of abrupt. • abrupts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of abrupt. • ABRUPT n. (Milton) an abyss. |
| BACKUPS | • backups n. Plural of backup. • back-ups n. Plural of back-up. • BACKUP n. a substitute, a standby. |
| BALLUPS | • ball-ups n. Plural of ball-up. • BALLUP n. (US) a botched confusion. |
| BURLAPS | • burlaps n. Plural of burlap. • BURLAP n. a coarse canvas material. |
| HUBCAPS | • hubcaps n. Plural of hubcap. • hub␣caps n. Plural of hub cap. • HUBCAP n. a covering for the hub of a wheel. |
| PABLUMS | • pablums n. Plural of pablum. • PABLUM n. (Latin) food, esp. a suspension or solution of nutrients in a state suitable for absorption; something (as writing or speech) that is insipid, simplistic, or bland, also PABULUM. |
| PLAYBUS | • playbus n. A bus that provides mobile entertainment and education facilities for young children. • PLAYBUS n. a mobile playground. |
| SUBPART | • subpart n. Part of a part; a subcomponent or subset. • SUBPART n. a subdivision of a part. |
| SUBPENA | • subpena n. (North America) Alternative form of subpoena. • subpena v. (North America) Alternative form of subpoena. • SUBPENA v. (Latin) to summon with a type of judicial writ, also SUBPOENA. |
| UPBEARS | • upbears v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of upbear. • UPBEAR v. to raise aloft. |
| UPBEATS | • upbeats n. Plural of upbeat. • UPBEAT n. an unaccented beat in a musical measure. |
| UPBRAST | • UPBURST v. to burst upwards. |
| UPBRAYS | • upbrays v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of upbray. • UPBRAY v. (Spenser) to upbraid. |